Storytelling school

What about AEW? What do you think of their product so far, and is Tony Khan also in touch with you? I love the idea of ​​AEW. I love the concept of Tony Khan going out of his way to provide alternative pro wrestling, and I think it’s beautiful. And, what he’s done with the […]

More than almost any industry before it, Web3 owes its very existence to science fiction and storytellers who created digital worlds that developers are now trying to recreate. At Camp Decrypt, a group of Web3 creators and futurists, including Jason Michael Primrose, Amanda Terry, Artemysia-X, and Kas Vegas, met with moderator Shira Lazar to discuss […]

What do you think of this story? The city government here, through the Iloilo City Anti-Tobacco Task Force (ICAST), is launching its campaign among children between the ages of 4 and 10 to educate them about the harmful effects of smoking. ICAST Executive Director Iñigo Garingalao in an interview on Tuesday said they had resumed […]

Although linear storytelling is the norm, it can be compelling when TV shows and movies shake things up. Flashbacks can be random, depending on how clever the storytelling is and how much you need to flesh out that backstory. The game of thrones spin off Dragon House uses multiple time jumps, which is another feature […]

Current Capital writer Malisa Thoudsanikone For nine years as an East Asian writer on the Wattpad literary platform, I lived vicariously through the eyes of a white girl. She was always the blonde, blue-eyed protagonist who represented me in each of my stories. For me, writing a white protagonist was as automatic as breathing. I […]

BY ANJALI KOCHHAR New Delhi– The art of storytelling comes from the privilege of growing up with grandparents and great-grandparents at home who were storytellers, says actor and storyteller Mithila Palkar. Unlike today’s generation, who have access to i-pads while eating, their meal was never finished without parents and grandparents telling them several stories, she […]

Kate Hooper: “Rural and creative businesses have many distinctive qualities to be proud of. Networks based in the Highlands and Islands have the opportunity to participate in a unique series of strategy and storytelling workshops delivered by XpoNorth Digital – Highlands and Islands Enterprise’s specialist digital support program for the creative and heritage sectors . […]

From Purple Ants to Talking Pants: The 33rd Cracker Storytelling Festival Tells Big Stories by James Coulter Once upon a time in Africa, there were four colonies of ants: red, black, yellow and purple. Each of them lived in different parts of the jungle. Each of them hated other ant colonies, and they refused to […]

In 2011, three years after acclaimed children’s book author David Ezra Stein published his Caldecott Honor award-winning book [the first of three] about a ‘Little Red Chicken’ improvising on her daddy’s bedtime stories, Loris Kramer Lunsford picked up a copy of ‘Interrupting Chicken’ and, as she puts it, ‘fell in love’ with the idea of […]

One of her favorite aspects of portraying Weems onscreen was the character’s immaculate wardrobe. She enjoyed working with legendary costume designer Colleen Atwood on the elaborately spooky, yet still professional outfits. “Lead Larissa Weems is the most glamorous character I’ve ever played, and the first time I felt truly beautiful in a screen project,” Christie […]

Helen Osman, president of Signis, the World Catholic Association for Communication, listens to Pope Francis during an audience with members, consultants and staff of the Dicastery for Communication, November 12, 2022. CNS Photo/Vatican Media When Pope Francis met with members and staff of the Dicastery for Communication Nov. 12, he said listening to people is […]

Where you grew up and where you live now. I grew up in Holland, Michigan. I now live in Jacksonville, Florida. How did you get into healthcare marketing and what attracted you. My first job outside of U of M art school was at a health tech startup. I loved the fast pace and the […]

Click to enlarge Photo: Tsyp9, Wikimedia Commons Will Hoge will perform at the Southgate House Revival on November 20. After John Prine’s tragic death from COVID-19 in 2020, it became clear how much of an impact he had on the roots community as a whole. Nashville-based singer-songwriter Will Hoge demonstrates the influence of his songwriter […]

Spoiler warning: the main parts of What Remains of Edith Finch will be discussed, including the death of the main characters. Read at your own risk. Finches have a bad habit of dying young. The deaths are unconventional and sudden, believed to be part of a family curse. For most of the game, you play […]

Ragan Communications Week 2022, held November 1-7, was overflowing with takeaways to inform the communicator’s 2023 playbook. Peer-to-peer conversations were abundant during this important industry week, which included the Future of Communications conference in New York. CommsWeek Co-Chairs Diane Schwartz, CEO of Ragan, and Tiffany Guarnaccia, CEO of Kite Hill PR and Founder of CommsWeek, […]

… compelling stories inform, educate and create authority. It may have been the 2022 election, but lately I’ve been thinking a lot about influencing people and how messages are delivered to targeted audiences. I worked for a long time in marketing and communication. Whether it’s consumer packaged goods, the automotive industry, or law firms, shaping […]

For author Jamesie Fournier, Inuit stories have always been a great route into the horror genre. “It can be very dark,” he said. “There’s a lot of macabre that goes with it.” The dark elements of Inuit fairy tales are on full display in OthersFournier’s first horror novel. Two stories make up the book. The […]

Stories of immigrants and children of immigrants Storytellers talk about their experiences living as immigrants or from an immigrant background at the Hinde Auditorium on Friday, October 28, 2022. (Mercy Sosa to Canva) Filled with raw emotions and experiences, the public was invited to hear diverse immigrant stories full of challenges and successes at the […]

A suburban woman whose father, uncle and aunt were victims of the 1982 Tylenol murders will be the star guest at a Thanksgiving storytelling event on Friday. The Microfinance Alliance Africa Projects Foundation, based in Arlington Heights, will host “Thanksgiving Storytelling Fest 2022” at the Campus Life Center, 150 S. Lageschulte St. in Barrington. The […]

Young students in the Cabot School District spent Veterans Day connecting and learning about active service members through virtual storytelling. CABOT, Ark. – November 11 marks a momentous day for the people of the United States, as people across the country celebrate Veterans Day in honor of those who served in the United States military. […]

November 10, 2022 Students adapted 17th-century Spanish plays into their own voice The 5-year-old twins were in bed for the night, sound asleep and oblivious to what was happening just outside their home. Kathleen Berger, their mother, was dressed in black pants and a white top. She looked at her script, held in a white […]

Code Geass remains one of the most popular anime of its genre and generation even today, decades after its original run ended. However, anime fans remain divided on their views on the series due to its many infuriating flaws and inconsistencies. The exceptional world-building, character diversity, and great balance of fantasy elements are sometimes overshadowed […]

Storytelling Night at Orpheum The Marilyn Rodman Performing Arts Center, 1 School St., Foxboro hosts FoxTales at 7 p.m. Thursday. This monthly program gives area residents the opportunity to share stories in front of an audience in the center’s art gallery, all around a common theme. The theme for the month of November is “the […]

“The English” first grabs your attention because it features Emily Blunt, one of today’s strongest actresses. Described as a “hunting western,” the limited series set in the late 1800s draws you in with jaw-dropping vistas of the American West, giving “Yellowstone” a run for its money in that department. × This page requires JavaScript. Javascript […]

All along the highway leading to Saint-Walburg, tall red banners hang two by two from telephone poles. Each banner bears a veteran’s photo, along with their name and where they served. For this city, it’s a way of honoring people who have served and keeping their stories alive for a new generation. Gabriele Trotzuk recalls […]

Wexford playwright and storyteller Joe Brennan will speak at Dunlavin Library on Saturday November 12, as part of the YARN Storytelling Festival. and Joe take you on a journey of magic and wonder through the highways and back streets of Ireland, from his native Wexford to his home in Donegal. It will take you beyond […]

Noah Appleby plans to leave his mark on the Peter Skene Ogden High School yearbook. The 12th year photography student said he aspires this year to take pictures that future students will aspire to surpass. Appleby said he wanted his photos to tell the story of this year’s promotion. “I want to leave this school […]

By Gio Gennero | sports editor Music is at its best when a story is told, whether the story is told in a song or in an entire album. Music without a story is always great; sometimes it’s good not to pay attention to every word and just be able to vibrate to the beats. […]

There are plenty of ways for horror fans to scare themselves – pick up a Stephen King novel, turn on a John Carpenter movie, or even press play for an episode of the “Welcome To Night Vale”. But a growing community of creatives believe the next great horror tale may not come from a book […]

“To those who come to Canada, I want to say that there were people who had laid the groundwork for us, and we should put them on a pedestal, because they paved the roads and helped us to be in the position where we are now,” said English-Canadian actor Arnold Pinnock. Pinnock is co-creator, executive […]

Deep under the Bank of England there is a chest full of gold. Impenetrable they say…no gold has ever been stolen…but does that mean no one has ever broken in? This story tells the story of a break-in to a gold safe at the Bank of England. Would it be true, or is it a […]

Last Thursday, the Academic Resource Center and the Writing Center hosted Language Day in the Center Jean event space to celebrate multilingualism on campus. The event was funded by a Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Fund grant requested by Jacob Akey of the Class of 2024. Nearly forty students and a handful of faculty gathered for […]

Stephen Costello plays the role of Alfredo and Nadine Sierra is Violetta in Verdi’s “La Traviata”. (Marty Sohl/Met Opera) Verdi plus Mayer plus Sierra equals a memorable ‘Traviata’ The one with the big bed, not the big clock. Forgive me, but the above reference is a shorthand for the last two Metropolitan Opera Live HD […]

Yoshi Sudarso is considering his next projects. Yoshi Sudarso What exciting stories would you like to tell? Yoshi Sudarso is a Los Angeles-based actor who moved to Southern California from Indonesia when he was young. He and his brother, Peter Adrian Sudarso, developed a fanbase on social media through various means, including becoming the Blue […]

Public health practitioners share their experiences with the COVID-19 infodemic: first edition November 2, 2022 at 4:00 PM CET-Geneva | 14:00 UTC | 11:00 a.m. EDT-Washington, DC The infodemic has affected healthcare professionals personally and professionally and changed the way healthcare systems have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. On November 2, 2022, we will feature […]

Industry veteran executive and producer Alana Mayo takes the financial and creative risks necessary to bring unique and underserved artistic visions to the screen. As president of MGM’s Orion Pictures, the 38-year-old New York native makes the movies she wants despite Hollywood’s history of exclusion and lack of originality. She is a young, black, queer […]

By Judy Myers, Sandbar Storytelling Festival Board Secretary The Sandbar Storytelling Festival Board of Directors would like to thank everyone who contributed to our inaugural event. Early reports show more than 1,500 tickets have been sold across Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa – and as far away as Colorado, Michigan, Illinois and New York – for […]

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Librarians need to be able to communicate about social justice issues, and teaching social justice storytelling to students in library science schools will help them develop the skills to do so, according to two researchers. Kate McDowell, professor of information science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and Nicole A. Cooke, […]

Awareness Campaign Highlights Importance of Biomarker Testing as Part of “KNOWvember” During Lung Cancer Awareness Month WASHINGTON, November 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — LUNGevity Foundation, the nation’s leading nonprofit focused on lung cancer, today celebrates the second year of its #KnowYourBiomarker social media initiative as part of the No one missed campaign to raise awareness of […]

There were only smiles at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts recently – on the faces of visitors and speakers and in the photographs hanging on the wall. The ACLU of Alabama and the Knights & Orchids Society (TKO) held their Black Trans Futures exhibit to show the joy in the lives of black and […]

The Old Tampa area is an area with a rich heritage, holding many tales and legends from its history. To hear Tampa tales from the master storytellers, join the Academia Hernando Community Learning Series when they perform “Storyteller of Old Tampa” at 10 a.m. on Friday, November 4 at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church. Academia Hernando […]

Superhero movies tend to wear their themes on their sleeves – it’s part of what makes them so universally appealing, from batman begins“It’s not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me” for wonder woman“I believe in love.” Because their roots are in comics primarily aimed at children, these stories often deal […]

Nine storytellers will take to the mic beginning at 7 p.m. on Saturday, November 12 to share a personal story with an audience at the Nebraska Storytelling Festival at the Lincoln Community Playhouse, 2500 S. 56th St. Storytellers will come from all over Nebraska, and some even have international roots in Nigeria and Ukraine. Their […]

This story begins in the Fenway Park press box. During my sophomore year in high school, we were all assigned to “work shadow” someone in a line of work that we were interested in. In fact, many of my friends have used this project to write one of their parents and stay home during the […]

The first main show of the school year, “The Antipodes,” began its nine-show run Friday at the Berrie Center. The play is directed by Dara Malina, adjunct drama professor at Ramapo, and is written by 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Drama winner Annie Baker. “The Antipodes” revolves around a group of eight co-workers who visibly collaborate […]

Disney CEO Bob Chapek recently attended a Wall Street Journal Tech Live conference where he discussed the company’s commitment to diverse content, according to The Wrap. “I think the more complex something is, the more you really have to dig into the basics,” says Chapek. “And we want our content to reflect the rich and […]

(RNS) — In the late 1800s, a group of German-speaking Mennonites traveled from southern Russia to Central Asia following the end-times prophecies of a charismatic preacher. But if the story of the perilous journey of these Mennonites in Uzbekistan is captivating, for Sofia Samatar, the real story begins after the end of the world does […]

Oct. 25 – The Athens, AL Storytelling Festival welcomed nearly 4,500 school-aged spectators through its doors last week. “Our student scrutineers did a great job, and the good thing is that the students in the audience were so proud of those who stood up there,” Leah Oakley said. “They clapped when each student was announced, […]

LEWISBURG (WVDN) — Carnegie Hall is teaming up with the West Virginia Storytelling Guild to celebrate Halloween with These Haunted Hills: Appalachian Ghost Stories and Folklore on Friday, Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. in Carnegie’s Old Stone Hall. Get your Halloween mood on and enjoy an exciting night of spooky stories and spooky tales presented […]

In 2013, children’s book author Jennifer Bartoli-Kalina recalled how, at a meeting of authors, “I sat next to Alzina Stone Dale, who was rocking in an antique chair in front of a fire. ardent and told us about a biography she had written about a supposedly obscure English author. Ignorant, I kept my mouth shut […]

The quads and gardens at U of T are a welcoming respite from the hectic atmosphere of downtown Toronto. The most prominent of these is the University College Quadruple, featured on nearly all U of T publicity brochures, with its Romanesque design emphasizing the prestige and historical significance of the campus. Meanwhile, secluded havens like […]

I always knew I would be a writer. My father, Tom Joe Manus Rua, was a writer. He wrote short stories in Irish and published them in newspapers and journals. They were also recorded on the radio, and eventually collected and broadcast as Séimidh agus Scalta Eile. Seimidh includes both light and humorous stories of […]

Ira Glass of radio show This American Life says, “Great stories happen to people who know how to tell them. Whether you want to tell your story on stage, in a business meeting or college interview, or at the family table, professional storyteller Terry Wolfisch Cole of Tell Me Another will teach how to engage […]

In 100 years, black farmers lost more than 12 million acres of land, according to census data. A new documentary, “Gaining Ground: the Fight for Black Land,” created in collaboration with Al Roker Entertainment, addresses the disproportionate economic issues that black American farmers have faced for generations, including heir rights. “If there is injustice for […]

Theater is not just a form of entertainment, but has often been a place of resistance to colonialism and the structural inequalities of society. For a long time, theater has been a way to interact at a community level and to be an art form that mixes with social activism. The origin of Indian theater […]

The first Sandbar Storytelling Festival has passed, but it will always be a success story to tell. “We were absolutely thrilled with how it all turned out,” Sandbar Storytelling Festival board member Jerome Christenson said of last weekend’s event. He said while organizers were pleased with how the weekend went, attendees were also thrilled with […]

Alyssa Story led the Loyolans through the COVID-19 pandemic and the return to campus. Photo via Loyola Marymount University. No matter how hard she tries to leave, Alyssa Story, a double major in film, television and media and journalism, always ends up in the newsroom. And with a last name like Story, it’s no coincidence […]

PUPILS from eight primary schools in the districts of Sri Aman, Lubok Antu and Betong in Sarawak learned to care for the environment through storytelling. The creative learning session, which included discussions on electrical safety, was organized by Sarawak Energy Bhd (SEB) in partnership with the district education offices and KEC International (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, […]

File photo: SUNY Oswego entrance sign. Photo by: Alexander Gault-Plate. OSWEGO COUNTY – Stories of local legends and spirits will return with a live performance when SUNY Oswego’s Storytelling Class presents the 7th Annual Oswego City Rural Cemetery: Ghost and Ghost Storytelling Tour story at 4 p.m. on Saturday, October 29. Professor Jonel Langenfeld of […]

When art collector Nik M. Fahmee was forced to stay home during the pandemic, he spent a lot of time staring at his walls. It’s a good thing those walls – and many other surfaces of his home in Selangor – aren’t bare. With paintings in every room, he had plenty to look at and […]

October 14, 2022 Stories of local legends and spirits will return with a live performance when SUNY Oswego’s Storytelling Class presents the 7th Annual Oswego Town Rural Cemetery: Ghost and History Storytelling Tour at 4:00 p.m. Saturday, October 29. Professor Jonel Langenfeld of SUNY Oswego’s Theater Faculty leads costumed storytellers as they bring the stories […]

So, you have just become famous on the Internet. Now what? This is the situation Emily Yang faced in March 2021. Best known in the NFT space like pplpleasr, Yang was another type of fame. Rather than going viral on social media, Yang’s fame came with a payout of half a million dollars. After Yang’s […]

By Chanda Temple On a recent Tuesday morning at a Birmingham-area park, Sean Dietrich trains his newly adopted, but blind, dog. Her name is Marigold the Magnificent and she has become something of a celebrity. She was blinded by abuse and left behind a tire shop in Mississippi. When Sean discovered her last month, he […]

Lemn Sissay v Jamie MacMillian Spokeswoman Meena Winter said: “Some highlights of a program that is packed with well-known and emerging storytelling and performance artists include an evening with the BAFTA-nominated and multi-award-winning author, broadcaster and poet. occasions, Lemn Sissay. Join us for this author talk at St Mary in the Castle in Hastings on […]

“For Dominicans born and raised in the Dominican Republic, I am American. But for Americans, I am not. I am something else. Other. And being in that middle space is tiring. It’s this constant state where I feel like I don’t belong anywhere. Yaffa S. Santos is a Dominican American author, born and raised in […]

Kelly Writer’s House on April 20. Credit: Derek Wong This Wednesday and Thursday, Penn will host a series of climate storytelling events including a reading and interactive program with a storyteller and climate reporter. Devi Lockwood and workshops led by Cosmic Writers. ” Listen ! Climate Storytelling with Devi Lockwood” is a two-day program that […]

The camera points to the produce section of a grocery store, with fruits and vegetables neatly arranged on five rows of shelves. “Have you ever noticed,” asks the narrator, “how most of the products look perfect and a lot of it is wrapped in plastic?” In the next few seconds, the camera pans around a […]

Do you like stories? Do you like telling stories? If you answered yes to any of these questions, two movies that premiered at this year’s Fantastic Fest should be on your must-see list. They both provide joy for moviegoers and lessons for filmmakers. Movies – King on screen and Lynch/Oz — explore the evolution, inspirations […]

LR: Executive Director, Marketing, MultiChoice Nigeria, Tope Oshunkeye; Academy Director, West Africa, MultiChoice Talent Factory, Atinuke Babatunde; Managing Director of MultiChoice Nigeria, John Ugbe; Dr Busola Tejumola, Executive Director, West Africa Content and Channels, MultiChoice Nigeria, and COO, MultiChoice Nigeria, Ayo Ajala at the MultiChoice 2022 Media Showcase. Before the start of the streaming wars […]

On October 7, 2022, Jennifer Bruse, President and CEO of Hello Woodlands, presented “Storytelling for Business,” a seminar designed for small businesses in a capacity classroom setting. The free seminar was hosted by the Sam Houston State University Small Business Development Center (SHSU SBDC) – The Woodlands Center, located at 3380 College Park Dr, The […]

CLARKSVILLE, TN – At 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 12, Austin State University Peay’s Department of Music will present “Music, Storytelling, and Art” – an interactive concert featuring APSU Music Professor Dr. Patricia Halbeck , on piano and Dr. Min Sang Kim, Assistant Professor of Music at APSU, performing as a countertenor in the Recital […]

ANN ARBOR – L’Arche will host its annual storytelling festival from February 24 to 26. The event was extended to three days in 2023 and featured three shows designed for different ages. Here is the schedule: Friday, February 24: 8 p.m. The first annual L’Arche Liar Contest L’Arche will hold its first annual liar contest […]

Click to enlarge (Tucson Children’s Museum/Submitted) Children play with drums in the courtyard of the Children’s Museum Tucson during Art After Dark on the second Saturday, September 10. The non-profit Japanese ensemble drum group Odaiko Sonora provided fun activities for children and their families. The Children’s Museum Tucson will launch its new […]

UM Published on October 5, 2022 | by the University of Mississippi Subscribe now and get the weekly TLV dispatch delivered to your inbox. Students read to fourth graders for Week of Service, 60th Anniversary of Integration Celebration Fourth year students at Lafayette Upper Elementary […]

When I began the journey of Life Is Strange when it first launched in 2015, I was very impressed with the unique portrayal of supernatural characters and elements. So now that I’ve had the chance to experience the Arcadia Bay Collection on the Nintendo Switch, my perspective on the game has changed since I was […]

Along with nationally acclaimed storytelling shows, workshops and food trucks, the Sandbar Storytelling Festival features a full lineup of local musical talent, performing throughout the event on Friday and Saturday, October 14 and 15, at Saint Mary’s University. The following performances are free and open to the public: Little Warriors Battery Line — Friday, October […]

The Stoop Storytelling Series and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have collaborated to host the “Hidden in Plain Sight” event at the Enoch Pratt Central Library on September 22. The event included a live recording of an episode of the Stoop Storytelling Series podcast, released October 3, where a panel of speakers […]

Sometimes color tells stories better than dialogue ever can—Mr. Night Shyamalan used red in The sixth sense to represent a bond with the dead and foreshadow ghostly events, Quentin Tarantino chose yellow to bring out the character of Uma Thurman and portray her madness, Wes Anderson, a lover of discord, frequently depicts unfortunate events in […]

(TNS) – Jen Easterly hopes to change your dinner conversation. Ransomware – malicious software that can prevent users from accessing their device or files – made the list of table-talk topics, but somehow cybersecurity doesn’t. didn’t. Easterly, director of the federal cybersecurity agency, wants to change that. “I think it’s really important that cybersecurity also […]

Tales of Local Legends and Spirits will return with a live performance when SUNY Oswego’s Storytelling Class presents the 7th Annual Town of Oswego Rural Cemetery: Ghost Tales and History Tour at 4 p.m. on Saturday, October 29. Led by Professor Jonel Langenfeld of the Oswego Theater School, costumed performers bring the stories of local […]

For the first time since the pandemic began, moviegoers can enjoy locally produced selections and international fare on the big screen at the Guam Museum. This year, the Guam International Film Festival will be held October 7-9, 2022 at the Guam Museum. Courtesy of GIFF This year, the Guam International Film Festival […]

Netflix’s new original movie, “Revengeescapes the usual storylines of the streaming platform and transcends audience expectations. What seems to start out as a daily high school revenge story – think, “mean girls” Where “John Tucker must die— quickly turns into a dark, convoluted tale that leaves viewers on the edge of their seats, eager to […]

Cara Romero, a middle-aged woman struggling with the Great Recession, is on a mission to regain her sense of identity and pay her rent in Angie Cruz’s new fictional novel. Cruz is an associate professor in Pitt’s English department. “I started working on this book in 2017 when [Donald] Trump was president and I felt […]

Crime writers, poets and journalists will be among those shining a light on the art of storytelling in various forms as NessBookFest makes a welcome return next month. Shona MacLean, award-winning historic crime writer in Ross-shire. The community-run festival, which runs from October 6-8, offers free events at different locations in Inverness. The lineup includes […]

Algonquin College is recognizing her accomplishments with a Creative Arts and Design Award at the 2022 Graduate Distinction Awards. The voice of CityNews’ Sam Laprade can be heard on the airwaves every weekday on The Sam Laprade Show, raising awareness of the city’s undiscovered issues while bringing his empathy and wit to every interview. But […]

MORE HEAD After a two-year silence, tall tales once again drifted along the shores of Cave Run Lake. The Cave Run Storytelling Festival has returned to Twin Knobs to welcome people from around the world to share a variety of stories, comedy, motivational and more. An approximate crowd of over 700 attendees came to listen […]

After a two-year silence, tall tales once again drifted along the shores of Cave Run Lake. The Cave Run Storytelling Festival has returned to Twin Knobs to welcome people from around the world to share a variety of stories, comedy, motivational and more. An approximate crowd of over 700 attendees came to listen to the […]

The Tell Us Something storybook series is back this month, and as you can imagine, people aren’t running out of material. “We have really vulnerable, touching, raw and hilarious stories at the same time,” said Marc Moss, executive director of the association. The theme for the Tuesday, September 27 event at the University of Montana’s […]

By hello woods | September 23, 2022 [October 7, 2022] The SHSU Small Business Development Center is hosting a free seminar on Friday, October 7 from 8-10 a.m. with Jennifer Bruse, President and CEO of Hello Woodlands, award-winning videographer, journalist, and writer, aimed at teaching small business owners companies how to tell their story. through […]

Beatrice King has always had a fascination with visual storytelling, which led her to undertake a BA in Visual Communication Design and a Diploma in Languages ​​at Newcastle University. “My degree showed me how to translate intangible personal experiences into art forms that can be better understood by others. The New Colombo Plan (NCP) teaches […]

Storytelling as a practice is a frequently used and effective tool for human resource analytics professionals, new research from Trinity Business School, UCD and Maynooth University has found. According to the research, undertaken by Na Fu, associate professor of human resource management at Trinity Business School, and Anne Keegan, full professor of human resource management […]

LinkedIn users talk about a growing trend that some people are embracing, while others call it oversharing. One user who started writing about his personal life and struggles said, “The way you go viral is to be really vulnerable.” “Conversations become more personal,” according to the the wall street journal. “And some users have mixed […]

A promotional poster for the work “Sensing Woman” by Caroline Wayne Courtesy of Rosebud Woman/Caroline Wayne feel the woman is a five-day event celebrating female connection and the future of being female and taking place at the C24 Gallery in New York City. It runs from September 27 to October 1 and is presented by […]

Renewing and expanding our commitments Leading this research, we aim to build on our legacy of working to advance diversity, equity and inclusion, including the commitments we have made as a company historically, and more recently in Content for Change framework. Rooted in the three pillars of Content for Change – Content, Creative Supply Chain […]

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Students are encouraged to submit videos, written materials, or graphics that show pollution prevention activities at U.S. companies September 19, 2022 WASHINGTON – Today, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the launch of “Pollution Prevention Works: A Storytelling Challenge for Students”. The challenge invites students to tell stories with videos, written stories, infographics, or story […]

Kim Kardashian shares her views on storytelling and criminal justice at recent summit Kim Kardashian said storytelling was important for criminal justice reforms at the recent Propper Daley Summit, reports The Hollywood Reporter. Kim Kardashian spoke at the session which featured a star-studded line-up including Uzo Aduba, Chrissy Teigen, BJ Novak and director and producer […]

Live storytelling is an emotionally powerful medium, and an organization in Chicago is using it to get more people talking about mental health. Heather Bodie is the Executive Artistic Director of Erase Distance, a nonprofit arts organization established in 2005 that uses live storytelling to foster community discussions on topics such as alcoholism, depression, anxiety […]

Heather Bodie is the executive artistic director of an organization that uses live re-enactment to spark conversations about mental health topics. Live storytelling is an emotionally powerful medium, and an organization in Chicago is using it to get more people talking about mental health. Heather Bodie is the Executive Artistic Director of Erase Distance, a […]

The Haunting in the Hills Storytelling Festival will bring together thousands of students from East Tennessee schools to hear renowned storytellers. Great Smoky Mountains Natl. Park — Behind all the rustic cabins, delicious food, and colorful quilts, there’s something deeper at the heart of Appalachian culture — the stories. On the third Saturday in September […]

Four mysterious stories capture the essence of the chic London town of Chelsea, from teenagers to high life to football. French language He’s a balding, middle-aged cop with a hint of red paunch and stubble, lives alone in a smelly houseboat, and bikes to work. Police detective Max Arnold departs from your definition of an […]

The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) will embark on a ‘storytelling’ project in which a series of events will be organized and organized to celebrate the art and discipline of storytelling while celebrating Greek and Greek artists, writers and storytellers Australians. The project will take many forms and will seek to celebrate acclaimed works and […]

The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) will embark on a ‘storytelling’ project in which a series of events will be organized and organized to celebrate the art and discipline of storytelling while celebrating Greek and Greek artists, writers and storytellers Australians. The project will take many forms and seek to celebrate acclaimed works and emerging […]

Inuvialuit artist Angus Cockney’s latest project interprets the Inuit stories of the 12 year moons as passed down from his family. Work, Ataa! Soona Luna? – or Listen! What Moon? – is designed to highlight the importance of sharing traditional knowledge through oral storytelling. A free presentation will be held at the Prince of Wales […]

The methamphetamine is a series of live storytelling events.All stories are true, uncensored and unscripted. themeth.org Saturday September 24e, Methamphetamine comes to Astoria at the Archdiocesan Hellenic Cultural Center located at 27-09 Crescent Street, Astoria, NY 11102For tickets, go to www.eventbrite.com/e/the-meth-a-live-storytelling-show-tickets-402632443477?aff=ebdshpsearchautocomplete Methamphetamine producers: Greg Kritikos of Legendary Entertainment NYC is a comedian, actor, writer and […]

More than 250 students from Latinx colleges and universities across the United States have enrolled in a free online course from Knight Center to help them grow as digital storytellers. “Digital Storytelling for the Next Generation of Latinx Journalists,” a free online course offered in collaboration with Microsoft, ran from June 20 to July 17, […]

ELLWOOD CITY ‒ The 21st annual free, family-friendly storytelling festival, Happily Ever After, is Saturday. Nancy Wallace, youth services coordinator for the Ellwood City Area Library, said the festival’s title, Happily Ever After, is in honor of Bill Pate. who is retiring. “Bill has been an artist, assistant and friend since the festival began. He […]

Writers and poets have an exceptional talent for describing incomprehensible emotions, be they feelings of love, hope, desires, helplessness, in perfect and coherent words. It is a sense of relief to see this complex knot unraveled with a few words on paper, or even through spoken words. Writers and poets, and their work, are our […]

The next season of “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” triples on meta. The latest twist? a story based on previous stories featuring existing characters alongside the old school team. Confused? Get in line. ‘HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL: THE MUSICAL: THE SERIES’ Season 4 follows the main characters as they discover that the cast of […]